Density, Volume, Mass

Question 1

Triple Beam Balance

Answer 1

instrument used to measure mass

Question 2

graduated cylinder

Answer 2

instrument used to measure liquid volume, liters or milliliters

Question 3

metric ruler

Answer 3

instrument used to measure the volume of a rectangular solud

Question 4

Length x Width x Height

Answer 4

formula for rectangular solid volume

Question 5

gram (g) or Kilogram (Kg), milligrams

Answer 5

metric unit used to record mass

Question 6

cm^3 or m^3

Answer 6

metric unit used to record volume of a solid

Question 7

milliLiter (mL) or Liter (L)

Answer 7

metric unit used to record volume of a liquid

Question 8

Displacement

Answer 8

procedure for determining volume of irregular objects

Question 9

mass

Answer 9

the amount of matter in an object

Question 10

gram

Answer 10

1/1000 of a kilogram, unit used when measuring mass.

Question 11

weight

Answer 11

A measure of the force of gravity acting on an object

Question 12

pan

Answer 12

It is where you place the object on the triple beam balance

Question 13

beams

Answer 13

What the riders of a triple beam balance slide on

Question 14

riders

Answer 14

The “weights” used to measure the mass that slide on the beams

Question 15

pointer

Answer 15

Lines up with the scale to measure the mass of an object.

Question 16

adjustment knob

Answer 16

Helps to adjust the pointer to the scale on the balance

Question 17

density

Answer 17

amount of mass in a given space

Question 18

density equation

Answer 18

mass/volume

Question 19

units of density for liquids

Answer 19

g/mL

Question 20

units of density for solids

Answer 20

g/cm^3

Question 21

density of water

Answer 21

1.0 g/mL

Question 22

objects less dense than 1.0 g/mL…

Answer 22

float

Question 23

objects more dense than 1.0 g/mL..

Answer 23

sink

Question 24

what is the unit for weight

Answer 24

Newtons (N)

Question 25

What are the factors that affect density?

Answer 25

1. Size of the atoms 2. Mass of the atoms 3. Arrangement of the atoms

Question 26

If converting a smaller unit to a larger unit you should:

Answer 26

divide or move the decimal to the left

Question 27

if converting a larger unit to a smaller unit you should:

Answer 27

multiply or move the decimal to the right.

Question 28

Prefix: kilo (k), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 28

Thousands (base unit x 1000)

Question 29

Prefix: hecto (h), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 29

Hundreds (base unit x 100)

Question 30

Prefix: deka (da), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 30

tens (base unit x 10)

Question 31

Prefix: standard/base units (g, L, m), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 31

Ones (base unit x 1)

Question 32

Prefix: deci (di), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 32

one tenth (base unit x 0.1)

Question 33

Prefix: centi (c), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 33

One hundredth (base unit x 0.01)

Question 34

Prefix: milli (m), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 34

one thousandths (base unit x 0.001)

Question 35

Prefix: micro (𝘮), What is the multiplying factor?

Answer 35

One millionth (base unit x 0.00001)